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Five reasons for a self-driving car slowdown armakers and tech companies are predicting that self-driving cars will hit the road as soon as 2020 and presumably transform our entire society in just a few short years after that. But as we collect stories about the tech, the talent and the unintended consequences of autonomous vehicles, I’m putting my money on a slightly longer timeline. In fact, in some cases, like cybersecurity and the safety of the tech in play, we consumers might want to insist on a slightly longer... [Lire la suite]

The Future With Level 5 Autonomous Cars Have you ever wondered about a future where fully autonomous cars dominate the roads, and how this will impact your life? How will the way we live, work, interact socially, and care for the needy, disabled and elderly change when we expect vehicles to be able to drive themselves safely from point to point and be beckoned at any time? Machines performing intelligent actions without human supervision is one of the long-time dreams for AI and is rapidly becoming closer to reality. Understanding... [Lire la suite]

Asia-Pacific advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) market,Industry Insights by Growth, Emerging Trends and Forecast By 2023 Sep 23, 2019 (AmericaNewsHour) -- ADAS are systems that support, complement, or substitute the driver of a vehicle. These systems help drivers to avoid collisions and accidents. It is a set of systems used in vehicles to provide an intelligent and comfortable driving experience. They use radar and cameras to assist the drivers by providing real-time information about the surroundings. ADAS is leading the way... [Lire la suite]

Tech Trends 2019: Driverless Cars, Artificial Intelligence & Augmented Reality   It’s a new year, which mans a new set of predictions for the next 12 months in the tech world. While of course no one has a foolproof crystal ball, there’s a lot of hype and excitement/optimism for big-idea tech like autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, and augmented and virtual reality to make big strides this year. We may even begin to see these technologies substantially affect our daily lives. Autonomous Vehicles Will Really... [Lire la suite]

Riders acceptance of advanced rider assistance systems The development of assistive systems and intelligent transport systems (ITS) plays an important role for improving the safety of powered two-wheelers (PTWs). Assistive systems for cars are well known and increasingly popular but for PTW riders the development of Advanced Rider Assistance Systems (ARAS) and On-Bike Information Systems (OBIS) has not progressed far enough yet. Estimates suggest that population-wide deployment of ARAS could reduce crashes by up to 40% (Lenné et al.,... [Lire la suite]

Recent Innovations in Off-Road Intelligent Vehicles: InField Automatic Navigation The fast evolution of computing power together with the improvement of electronics and sensors in the last decade has resulted in the introduction of vehicle automation at a consumer level; therefore, every day, an increasing amount of commercial solutions are reaching the global market. The special shape in which agricultural fields are structured, on the other hand, makes off-road vehicles one of the best candidates for driving assistance. Very... [Lire la suite]

Ford Breaks With Auto Rivals By Committing To C-V2X Vehicle Communications Tech The battle to determine which technology wins out for vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communications has taken a definite turn toward cellular radio-based systems with an announcement from Ford at CES 2019. The Dearborn-based automaker is the first announce a definitive timeline for introduction of C-V2X communications beginning in calendar year 2022. For the past couple of years, Ford has been indicating its support for the technology solution... [Lire la suite]

The Impact of ADAS on Aftermarket Service Meet George Jetson … at least, that’s who I felt like when I recently test-drove a fully loaded SUV with the Advanced Safety Package. By now, you know what that label infers: proximity sensors in the front and at the rear; blind spot warnings; adaptive cruise control with forward collision avoidance; self-parallel and perpendicular parking assist; and a host of other magical, futuristic features that have become quite common on a wide range of vehicle classes. Collectively referred to as... [Lire la suite]

Sensor fusion: A critical step on the road to autonomous vehicles Many cars on the road today, and even more new cars in the show rooms, have some form of advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) based on sensors like cameras, radar, ultrasound, or LIDAR. However, it is not just the number or type of sensors that is important, but how you use them. These numbers will continue to increase as new laws are passed, for example, mandatory rear-view cameras in the United States). Also, insurance discounts and car safety... [Lire la suite]

Updates on C-V2X Standardization in ETSI and C-V2X Deployments Globally Interesting regulation and technical standardization for V2X : Read more : https://docbox.etsi.org/Workshop/2019/201903_ITSWS/SESSION03/QUALCOMM_MISENER.pdf